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6.13. SR 04-17-2006 City of Elk River REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION Agenda Section Meeting Date Plannin A ril17, 2006 Item Description Consider a Resolution to vacate a Perpetual Bank Protection Maintenance Easement Item Number 6.13. Prepared by Scott Harlicker, Senior Planner . Reviewed by Scott Clark, Community Development Director Introduction The request is to vacate a "Perpetual Bank Protection Maintenance Easement" along the Mississippi River. The easement includes a portion of the Bluff Block and extends along the river southeast of County Road 42 (parrish Avenue bridge). Discussion The existing easement encroaches into the building area for the Bluff Block. The easement was put in place prior to the Shoreland Ordinance and the Wild and Scenic Ordinance to protect the river bank and to allow the city to perform maintenance. By vacating this easement, the development of the Bluff Block can continue without this encumbrance. The Wild and Scenic Ordinance supersedes the language of this easement and addresses concerns covered by the easement. No river protection strategies will be lost by vacating this easement Financial Impact N/A Attachments Location Map Memo from Rebecca Haug, Environmental Administrator Description of Easement Resolution No. 06- Action Requested The Council adopt the attached Resolution No. 06- Maintenance Easement. vacating the Perpetual Bank Protection S: \pLANNING \ Case Files \2006 \EV\EV 06-02 Bluff Block \RCAEV06-02cc4-17.doc Council Action Motion by _ Second by _ Vote _ Follow Up s: \PLANNING \ Case Files \2006\EV\EV 06-02 Bluff Block\RCAEV06-02cc4-17 .doc f-- ~ o -dO~1 fl- '0'0- ~y..- ," 'I: ~ .~ ",~_~:;e~ ~, "'-.. Location Map 1r N Case Number: EV 06-02 CITY OF ELK RIVER MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: Scott Harlicker, Senior Planner Rebecca Haug, Environmental Administrator t1r' DATE: March 30, 2006 SUBJECT: The Bluffs of Elk River Easement Language This is in response to the Easement Language for the Bluffs of Elk River. The language in this easement is not applicable to the Wild and Scenic Ordinance. The Wild and Scenic Ordinance supersedes the language for this area so concerns about c1earcutting, grading, etc would be addressed through the ordinance. -....j co -1 I ~Jj;if,I6f '.'v~ l l~! r-+~./ ~ "l\~ \.(;l) ;- '~M . ,/ _-~!~ -;K l~ Jf;:; ~ )t~'\~\\r " : -<,:r: ~ +~ -=:fJl~~ .- /, ~-~~ {rlt r c__~" ~ : ~~\ /; --l=-~ I ,,t' ------------------ r----- ~- rf-1~~I" ,~'" . ~~ j~' \ ! : ~ 'Qr.- I' . b ~~. :::: /r'... "" "c;""::' 0 0 / %--. - " o! U 1 ._ ..-'~' R S A ~I a I " cl ~ !~_!~~~.!~,~ ~- IllrzVJ~ ,: ~~-;~fi.~iW/~r X. 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'ol'erty. however, the followln - 'bed parcel: All lhol Elk Riwo<, lying norl eoslorly of [he'd ,"cribed ne of Lot 4, a disl lee or 34 feeL west of "If Jst inlersect the Soulh line of Lot 5, Block 4, ViII()ge of E < Ie South line of soi Lot 5, wilh the West line of lhe s51ssippi fliver, os lOre fully descrlbod abOVe,! No.4, according tf the recorded pial thereof, y of tile southerly . xtension of the Eost line pf Lot 2, lhe recorded plot thereof, and lying easterly lof [he e Cost 5(3.50 (nel of said lot 2. @ Denoles : RESOLUTION 06 - RESOLUTION FOR THE CITY OF ELK RIVER A RESOLUTION FOR VACATING A PERPETUAL BANK PROTECTION MAINTENANCE EASEMENT Case No. EV 06-02 WHEREAS, the City of Elk River has requested the City Council in a petition dated March 31, 2006 to vacate such easements according to law; and, WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on April 17, 2006, before the City Council at the Elk River City Hall on such petition after due published and posted notice had been given as well as personal notice to affected property owners on April 6, 2006 and all persons interested were given an opportunity to be heard; and, WHEREAS, it appears that it will be in the best interest of the City to approve such petition. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that such petition is hereby granted and the perpetual bank protection maintenance easement described as follows is hereby vacated: Exhibit A Adopted by the Elk River City Council this 17th day of April, 2006. Stephanie Klinzing, Mayor ArrEST: Joan Schmidt, City Clerk EXHIBIT A Beginning at the center of the manhole in the main trunk line of the sanitary sewer running along the bank of the Mississippi River, which manhole is located South 11 degrees west (assumed bearing) on a line parallel with and 34 feet west of the east line of Lot 4, Block 4, Village of Elk River; thence south 11 degrees west a distance of 120 feet; thence angle left 82 degrees along the DKO of the Mississippi River for a distance of 470 feet; thence angle left 72 degrees a distance of 125 feet, more or less, to the southerly right-of-way line of the east bound lane of Highway 10/52; thence northwesterly along said east bound lane to an intersection with the southerly line of Main Street in the Village of Elk River; thence west along said southerly line of Main Street to an intersection with a line parallel with the . centerline of the bridge and 20 feet east therof; thence southerly parallel with and 20 feet east of said centerline of bridge to an intersection with a line run at right angles to the east line of said Lot 4, Block 4, through a point that is 30 feet north, 31 degrees east of the centerline of said line run north 11 degrees east through the center of said manhole; thence south 11 degrees west to the center of said manhole and there terminating